[QUOTE=Speckle55;2521463]
in some country's in Europe you can only catch a fish ..there is no release
David
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We have it here, Ontario has this regulation for the rare Aurora trout.
Angling for Aurora trout was opened on a limited basis on nine of the stocked lakes. Neither of the original two lakes is open to angling. Three lakes are open each year on a three year rotational basis.
• The catch and possession limit is one (1) fish for holders of a sport fishing licence and zero (0) fish for holders of a conservation licence.
• The use of live bait is prohibited on these lakes.
• There is no catch-&-Release. If you catch an Aurora Trout, you have to keep it and can not fish the rest of the day. To fish the next day, you must eat the Aurora Trout first as you can only have one (1) trout in your possession.